MacDougalls Swamp University Five Triumph In Star League Clash
MacDougall-Southwick’s five opened strong and held a 36 18 victory over University Community at the Elks club, with Davidson and Smith each scoring four field goals and Rennie adding four for the U. Piper & Taft cleared 43 24 over Elks in the nightcap, Goldberg leading with 15 and Gilbert adding 19 for P T.
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Piper & Taft Crew
Davidson and
Smith
MacDougalls
Rennie Stars
Leo H. Lassen
MacDougall
Southwick
University
Elks’ Club
Macs
Piper & Taft
Pipers
Jack Davidson
Ralph Smith
Botts
Wea
Leaf
Rennie
Mac
Sporting Goods
Goldberg
Gilbert
Kelly
Elka
Corbett
Moss
Treichel
Miller
Burke
Donohue Painens
Narig
Bell
Frayn
Davidson
Gustafeon
Ovrerton
Crawford
Shiveley
Kerties
Woodcock
Frayne
Thell
Washington Basketball Squad Triumphs Over Oregon Aggies
The University of Washington five defeated Oregon Aggies 22 to 20 at the University gym last night led by Stinson and Talbot. Washington held the lead until late in the game when Oregon tied, then fell behind as Washingtonguards thwarted a Farmers rally. Stinson starred for the Aggies with center shots, while Washington's Munson Jamieson and Nicholson contributed key plays. The University and Oregon Aggies meet again tonight at 7 30 in the same gym.
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University of Washington
Oregon Aggies
University
Washington
Stinson
Aggies
Quntet
Talbot
Dick Munson
Jamieson
Sohns
Nickolson
Heck” Edmundson
Norquist
Lincoln High School
Wood
A. Coa
Arthur C
Elkerman
Reardon
Nicholson
Hubbard
Fie
Munson
Sohne
Stinaon
McCart
Reynolds
Cook
Staatz
Sohna
Sanders
Staats
Gurley
Arthur
Woodward
Tacoma
Rose Williams
Jimmy Smith May Not Join Giants
Jimmy Smith may not join the Giants next season after a waiver move from Cincinnati. Cincinnati aimed to trade him to Indianapolis for Sam Crane, but New York blocked the deal claiming rights. Cincinnati reportedly seeks to persuade New York to relinquish its claim to Smith.
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Jimmy Smith
Giants
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Sam Crane
Jimmy
Brewsters Cigar Five to Clash With Y M C A Five Tonight
The Star league schedules a solo game tonight at 8 30 between Brewsters five and the Y M C A squad with Rich brothers Hosley and Bullock among Brewsters starters and Weeks Countin Wood Stock Reynolds for the Y. A potential triple tie looms if YY wine wins.
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Brewsters
Cigar Store Five
Y. M
Phoenix Mutual Soldier & Sailor Club
Rich Brothers
Hosley
Bullock
Eckmann
Griffiths
Wood
Reynolds
A A Minor to Start 19th Year
The American Association begins its 19th year since 1902 with existing member cities unchanged except Toledo leaving in 1914 and 1915 and Cleveland gaining its franchise. The body notes its long record and influence among minor leagues.
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American Association
Toledo
Cleveland
Reds Holdouts Threaten Big Salaries For 1920 Season
Puggy Morton and Schuman fight out a draw as the Reds face pay demands from stars Eddie Roush Heinie Groh Dutch Ruether and Hod Eller Earle Neale and Larry Kopf also demanding raises. The club plans to keep the lineup but executives worry over funding.
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Eddie Rousch
Heinie Groh
Ruether
Cincinnati Reds
Hod Eller
Earle Neale
Larry Kopf
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Cincy
Star Racers Return to Arena Wednesday
The Steel Blade Speeders are set to compete at the arena again this Wednesday. Star Racers Farr and Bissett will perform in the second heat, with anticipation high for strong times and a clear lead.
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Steel Blade Speeders
Arena
Farr and Bissett
Star Racers
Wednesday Racers Heat Lineup for Ice Skating Championship
The Star city ice skating championships at the Arena Wednesday night stage two heats. Winners advance to finals in about three weeks. Notable skaters include Clint Farr and RB Bissett with 14 others and reporting times set for 7:30 PM.
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Star City
Arena
Victoria-Seattle
Iburnum” Staples
J. Towey
Akatera
Jefferson Park Golf Club Calls Members to Annual Meeting
Members of the Jefferson Park golf club are urged to attend the annual meeting next Tuesday evening in the city council chambers. Dues are three dollars, with plans to admit women players and to reduce the joining fee. The new clubhouse is set to open tomorrow after a December fire destroyed the old building, and the club has issued its first yearbook, edited by secretary Edgar L. Crider, featuring 30 pages of history and seven views of the municipal course.
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Jefferson Park
Beacon Hill
Dell
Doy
Hill Pill Chasers
Jefferson Park Golf
Club
Edgar L. Crider
Jefferson Park Golf Club
Seattle Beats Aristocrats 4 2 in Victoria Coast Hockey
Seattle powers past the Aristocrats 4 to 2 in Victoria with Frank Foyston scoring three goals and Tobin adding another. Beattie and Fowler led Victoria with key plays as the Coast hockey race standings shift after the game.
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Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Aristocrats
Frank Foyston
Seattle Center
Tobin
Beattie
Fowler
Eeeserer Geccisoceses Moimes Jotnaon
Rowe Loughlin R. D
Rickey W. Loughlin
Ohh
Drees
Riley Oatman
Wass
Tobin Dunderdale
Yap
Bes
Foyston
Riley
Dunderdale
Massachusetts Leads Global Boot and Shoe Production Share
The article notes that over 47 percent of the world’s boots and shoes are manufactured in Massachusetts, highlighting the state’s dominant footwear industry role.
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Massachusetts
Dowry Customs in Mongolia Linked to Dogs and Hair Growth
In northern Mongolia dowries for marriageable girls are paid in dogs. The text notes that a boy’s hair grows at half the rate of a girl’s, reflecting cultural beliefs about gender differences in youth and marriage practices.
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Mongolia
England Scotland Soccer Set For Third Try At Woodland Park
The Northwest Soccer league directors push ahead with the Scotch England annual match at Woodland Park on Sunday afternoon rain or shine. The England eleven remains the same with captain Pettigrew, while Scotland adds Billy Weir to partner O'Toole in back. kickoff is 2:30, and final McMillan cup plans will be discussed at Seattle hotel next Tuesday with Tacoma and Seattle clubs already entering.
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Sons of England
England
Billy Weir
O'Toole
McGrath
Weston
Scotland
Fiase
Weir
Kelly
McLean
Pratt
Dowie
Ollerton
Thompson
Shearer
Pittson
Tunnecliffe
Yuna
Fitzpatrick
Pettigrew
Hay
White
Strange
Douglas
Kerley
Hayton
Seattle
Duthie
Carbonado
Slack Diamond
Jame
Todd Shipyard
Tacoma
Sherwood Magee Enduring Star of Early National League
Sherwood Magee entered the National League in 1904 with the Phillies and enjoyed a long major league career. He stood as one of the era’s premier outfielders and top hitters, claiming the league batting crown in 1910 and remaining high in batting lists. After 11 seasons with Philadelphia he moved to Boston for two and a half seasons before joining the Cincinnati Reds in mid 1917.
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Sherwood Magee
Phiiladelphia
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball Gossip and Trades Across Leagues in 1920
Rumors and moves sweep the Pacific Coast Leaguer as Vrenk Guigni plans a comeback with Portland while Salt Lake sells Milew Main and Jimmy Votz to Akron. Robby Mouse eyed by Miller Huggins for first base with Babe Ruth in outfield and Garry Herrmann fields recruits for Miami trials. The Teens league expands to 16 players and Brooklyn and New York plan 15 spring games with Jacksonville hosting workouts. Charley Doyle becomes Sacramento Coast league secretary. Peoria seeks a new park as 3-I league’s Haired heads to Rochester. Sacramento aims for 14 Sunday games at Stockton after selling 1,000 season tickets. Cardinal George Cy joins St Louis, and Western Canada league opens May 3 with higher prices. Jack Dunn buys adjacent land in Baltimore for fan parking.
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Stockton
St Ton
Tacoman Triumphs as Morton Edges Heinie in Title Bout
In Tacoma a four round boxing card at Crystal Pier featured Pugey Morton of Lee defeating Heinie Mann of Tacoma on points after a fast first three rounds. Meanwhile Gillum beat Tommy Wi and Harold Jones defeated Caney in other bouts. The event included a series of exchanges, slips and ropeside action, with referees and judges delivering close decisions in several matches.
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Pugey
Pacific Coast
Helnie
Gillum
Tommy Wi
Harold Jones
Caney
Gilum
Sears Athletic Club
Thomas to join St. Louis Cardinals in deal
Seattle Coast League owner Klepper announces Letty Thomas, Seattle’s top pitcher last season, is traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for Oscar Horstman and two unnamed players. Critics call the move risky while Thomas brings proven form and Horstman remains unproven.
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Seattle
Prexy Klepper &Co
Seattle Coast League
Horstman
Klepper
Stecher Triumphs Over Caddock For World Wrestling Title
In Madison Square Garden before about 10,000 fans, Joe Stecher of Nebraska locked his famed scissors and arm lock on Earl Caddock of Iowa. After two hours and five minutes of grueling combat Stecher forced Caddock to submit and claimed the world heavyweight wrestling title and $25,000. Caddock showed speed and stamina but could not overcome Stecher's superior strength, weight, and precision.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Steener
Nebraska
Earl Caddock
Iowa
Nebraska Grappler
Caddock
Stecher
Siare
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